So I took objects (C10) I took a red thing (1) for      ignorance an orange thing (2) for      fear of the lord a yellow thing (3) for      loving couple a green thing (4) for      god of the air a blue t hing (5) for      Accomplish a purple thing (6) for      family of four a pink thing (7) for      refinement    a silver rod (8) for      major event a white thing  (9)   for        ingredients   a black thing  (10)   for      forbearance  C10 chest key is (1) favorite allan wrench is (2) fundamental stamp ring is (3) demiurgus ladybug is (4) mundane warrior is (5) retrieve sabertooth skull is (6) weather the storm bust of gahan is (7) secret space 8-10 is...

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Roll 1d20!  1 – A hag stone, or adder stone, through which a viewer can see secret things – but more often than not, this causes things to happen. So for example – if one were to see a secret door though it, it is likely that something would come through the door soon. 2 – A piece of driftwood, far from the sea. Anybody holding it has a crippling sense (constant disadvantage) of melancholy and a longing to see the sea. They may also cast one of the following spells once per day – and if they cast one of the spells, the melancholy (constant disadvantage) lasts all day, or until the caster can see the sea. If the person affected by the melancholy sees the sea, they must save versus Magic or attempt to let the driftwood free in the surf. Speak to Sand Charm Crustacean Comprehend Splashes Detect Salt Swell* Bioluminesce Plunge Friendly Turtle Crashing Wave Dead Reckoning Sunrise* Smell of the Surf Water Welter Mould Like Sand Message in a Bottle Wall of Water Scu...